Great thanks
Nice work
On 24 December 2014 at 12:30, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
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> Hey Alex,
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> The answer to your question is: no you don't.
> I am building squid on the latest CentOS 6.x and it should work on any
> new 6.x system.
> There is how
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On 12/24/2014 02:42 AM, HackXBack wrote:
> so now we have 2 bug 1st one : when upgrading from 3.4.x to 3.5.0.4
> squid crash and always restart automatically 2nd one : browsing on
> https slow = packet dropped and stop loading until refresh in 3.4.x
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Hey Alex,
The answer to your question is: no you don't.
I am building squid on the latest CentOS 6.x and it should work on any
new 6.x system.
There is however a lib which doesn't exist in CentOS 6.x and being
embedded inside squid src code: "ltdl".
S
hello amos,
I used 3.4.x for http cache
when used https then https sites open slow
I upgrade from 3.4.x to 3.5.0.4 then squid crash and always restart
automatically, and this is bug.
now I format the system and install squid 3.5.0.4 in fresh system knowing
that i lost 4 terra data on my HDD's.
then
Hi
Some new version of software are based on centos 7.x... I believe the
differences are glib and kernel ...
for example http 2.4 I need a backport to get it to work on centos 6.x.
Just wondering if there is any thing special I need for centos 6.x for
latest squid
But it sounds like I am good t
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Amos,
this patch works partially. On startup cores gone, but on shutdown
remains one:
Dec 23 15:19:28 fhtagn genunix: [ID 603404 kern.notice] NOTICE:
core_log: squid[58817] setid process, core not dumped:
/var/core/core.squid.58817
Is patch not co
